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Control Your Career is a career strategy podcast for professionals who want to stand out at work, get promoted, and make intentional career decisions.Hosted by Career Coach and Strategic Career Consultant Julia Toothacre, this podcast delivers practical career advice on…

Podcast · By Julia Toothacre · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Your Career Decisions Need Context (opens the original)

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    Career advice can sound universal until it collides with the realities of your actual life. A recommendation to leave a job, accept a promotion, take a pay cut, negotiate, or change careers may be perfectly reasonable for one person and completely inappropriate for someone facing different financial obligations, professional circumstances, or market conditions. In this solo episode, Julia Toothacre introduces Realistic Reality, the first stage of her Control Your Career process. She explains why

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Purpose, Burnout, and Career Clarity with Jen Margolis (opens the original)

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    Meaningful work can provide a strong sense of purpose, but it can also make career decisions more complicated when a person begins to equate the mission of an organization with their own identity. In nonprofit and mission-driven work especially, commitment to the cause can influence what someone is willing to accept around compensation, workload, emotional demands, boundaries, or long-term sustainability. In this episode, Julia Toothacre speaks with executive coach and consultant Jen Margolis ab

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    How to Grow Your Career Without a Promotion (opens the original)

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    A lack of promotion opportunities does not necessarily mean your career has stopped moving, but it does require a more deliberate approach to growth. Before taking on additional responsibilities or immediately beginning a job search, it is important to understand whether advancement is being limited by the organization, by a gap in your readiness for the next level, or by some combination of the two. In this solo episode, Julia Toothacre explains how to evaluate what is preventing advancement an

  4. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    How to Shape Workplace Culture Without Being the Boss with Natalie Johnson (opens the original)

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    Workplace culture is often treated as something leadership or HR creates and employees either enjoy or endure. Natalie Johnson sees it differently. Culture exists anywhere people are working together, and every person contributes to it through how they communicate, respond to conflict, support colleagues, handle disagreement, and show up when things get difficult. Natalie joins Julia Toothacre to discuss workplace culture as a career skill. They explore how much influence individual employees ac

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Career Compromise: What Are You Giving Up and What Are You Getting Back? (opens the original)

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    Every career involves trade-offs. You may take a longer commute for better pay, give up flexibility for a promotion, accept fewer responsibilities for more stability, or stay in a role because your life requires predictability right now. A compromise can be a reasonable decision when you make it and still stop working for you later. In this episode, Julia Toothacre looks at how career compromises accumulate, how to distinguish a preference from a genuine non-negotiable, and what can happen when

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